Copy of Grade 11 Lesson: Civic Engagement (22.03.2025)

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10 questions

Instructions

In this lesson, you will explain how people can be civically engaged. 

Essential Question: What is civic engagement, and how can I get involved?

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Read the compelling question and provide your initial responses.

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Question 3

00:17

Questions 4 & 5

00:59

Question 6

01:40

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Read the article about civic engagement and then respond to the following questions. 

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With a partner, discuss issues that are affecting your school or community. Then, determine which problems you think your class could best respond to. 

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Draggable item		Corresponding Item
Volunteering		posting about local polling stations on social media
Fundraising		joining others to clean up trash in nearby rivers and lakes
Political		hosting a bake sale for student scholarships

Copy of Grade 11 Lesson: Civic Engagement (22.03.2025)

Copy of Grade 11 Lesson: Civic Engagement (22.03.2025)

Read the compelling question and provide your initial responses.

Read the compelling question and provide your initial responses.

You have to be able to vote in order to be civically engaged.

The video stated, "Even if they wanted to, no single sector could solve all of a community's problems." Do you agree or disagree with the statement? Why?

Which of the following is a historical example of civic engagement?

According to the source, why should youth be civically engaged? Do you agree or disagree with their stance? Explain.

Which of the following are societal problems the video identified? Select three correct answers.

The video stated, "Even if they wanted to, no single sector could solve all of a community's problems." Do you agree or disagree with the statement? Why?

Match the type of civic engagement with its example.

Civic engagement can include paid and unpaid forms of political participation.

According to the source, why should youth be civically engaged? Do you agree or disagree with their stance? Explain.